What kind of corruption?
Are you talking about hardware (harddisk) failures?

If you are talking about hardware failures, then the only "tool" is restoring a backup.

Actually I would like to ask database curruption or table corruption. I am not talking about hardware failures. I am just talking about that sometimes it happens that the index files or data files sometimes corrupted and doesnt work properly.
Like in mysql, myisamchk is the command which is basically used for checking myisam tables

I am just talking about that sometimes it happens that the index files or data files sometimes corrupted and doesnt work properly.

PostgreSQL doesn't corrupt tables nor indexes. That's a bug in MySQL, myisamchk and REPAIR are some workaround to fix the problem until it happens again. Don't worry, you don't have these problems with PostgreSQL.

If you use VACUUM FULL to much, you might have some index bloat, but that's not a corrupt index. You can fix this bloat with REINDEX, that's it.

PostgreSQL doesn't corrupt tables nor indexes. That's a bug in MySQL, myisamchk and REPAIR are some workaround to fix the problem until it happens again. Don't worry, you don't have these problems with PostgreSQL.

If you use VACUUM FULL to much, you might have some index bloat, but that's not a corrupt index. You can fix this bloat with REINDEX, that's it.

Well, you can try this -
Use ALTER TABLE command: Modify the structure of MYI file using the 'Alter table' command so that it can insert more records. Use the syntax given below-
ALTER TABLE tbl_name MAX_ROWS=xxx AVG_ROW_LENGTH=yyy;
Using myisamchk utility: MyISAM table corruption can be resolved using the 'myisamchk' utility. The command will check and then repair the damage. Run the command-line utility as follows-
shell> myisamchk --silent --force --fast --update-state \
--key_buffer_ --sort_buffer_ \
--read_buffer_ --write_buffer_ \
/path/to/datadir/*/*.MYI

However, if the issue still persists, then you can take the commercial MySQL Repair software to get rid of this issue. I hope this helps you out...